Time, tide, clouds and moon wait for no man. Least of all me. The rambunctious clouds completely interfered in my plans to capture a perfect moonrise shot last evening. I setup with anticipation of capturing the Snow Moon rise over
“Twas there that we parted, in yon shady glen, On the steep, steep side o’ Ben Lomond, Where in soft purple hue, the highland hills we view, And the moon coming out in the gloaming.” ~ Bonnie Banks of Loch
The Fairmont Range in the Canadian Rockies provides a dramatic backdrop to the Hamlet of Fairmont Hot Springs. Below is the same image presented in both colour and balck & white.
A spring shot from late April 2017 along one of my favourite stretches of highway between Radium and Golden, BC. Winter snow lingers in the Purcells as the trees green up in the valley.
I was poking around in Lightroom this evening looking for images that never got processed. Here’s an early spring Crocus from April 2017
Panorama Mountain Resort put on a spectacular fireworks display on New Year’s Eve. Although it had been snowing quite hard earlier in the evening, the storm let up at just the right moment for the fireworks show. Then, when the
In celebration of World Rivers Day 2019 here is a view of the Columbia River at Invermere, BC. Lake Windermere is in the distance, which in reality is a shallow, wide part of the river. In the foreground is one
I took a late summer evening drive to Spillimacheen to photograph some of the active weather in the area. The sun was shining in Radium but as I arrived in Spilli a dark ominous active storm cell filled the valley.
Thunderstorms and rain rolled through the valley around Spillimacheen and Brisco yesterday. This view overlooks the Columbia River and the wetlands with the Canadian Rockies beyond under a sullen grey sky. Highway 95 lies between the river and the mountains. It’s just a short
